Logistics Coordinator I (Aerospace)

Location: On-site in Mobile Area, Alabama, United States, at an active commercial aircraft final assembly line and shop floor

Company

hirify.global operates a U.S. commercial aircraft manufacturing facility producing A320 Family and A220 aircraft.

What you will do

• Coordinate and expedite line-side material flow while tracking deliveries to protect the production schedule.
• Identify supply chain disruptions and manage missing-parts lists with Production and the FAL Hamburg Back Office.
• Prioritize urgent reorders for non-conforming materials and execute part reassignments.
• Oversee scrap, returns, rework, and concession-part processes.
• Act as the focal point for Logistics Service Providers and third-party on-site support partners.
• Collaborate with Production, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Information Systems while maintaining hirify.global quality and health and safety standards.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree, technical degree, or equivalent education and experience in Business Administration, Supply Chain, or Logistics.
• 0–2 years of experience in supply chain, physical logistics, or material management; aviation manufacturing, assembly, or MRO experience is preferred.
• Working knowledge of physical logistics processes, logistics IT tools, Lean Manufacturing methodologies, and quality or environmental standards such as ISO 14001.
• Ability to identify root causes of supply chain disruptions, evaluate complex situations, and implement stable operational solutions.
• Strong written and verbal English communication skills and experience collaborating in multicultural teams.
• Current U.S. work authorization is required; visa sponsorship is not available for this U.S. position.

Culture & Benefits

• Direct-hire position with competitive base salary and potential incentive compensation.
• Retirement savings plan and participation in an Employee Stock Ownership Plan.
• Paid time off, holidays, and paid parental leave.
• Medical, prescription, dental, vision, life, disability, and supplemental insurance coverage.
• Access to leadership, certification, career development, and e-learning opportunities.
• Work requires walking, standing, navigating production flowlines, and inspecting materials while wearing required PPE.